
N°0913 · Generation 9
Quaxwell
Quaxwell is the Water-type middle evolution of the Quaxly line, introduced in the Paldea region, prized for its balance of speed, power, and battlefield control.
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Characteristics
- Height:
- 1.20
- Weight:
- 21.50
Base stats
Total: 410Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Quaxwell depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.


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General overview of Quaxwell
Quaxwell is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in the Paldea region. It is known by the Japanese name ウェルカモ. Quaxwell represents the middle stage of the evolutionary line that begins with Quaxly and leads to a final evolution oriented toward an elegant and powerful fighting style. This Pokémon is often appreciated by players for its balance between offense, speed, and battlefield control.
In Pokémon Violet, Quaxwell holds a strategic place for Trainers looking for a versatile Water-type Pokémon capable of progressing effectively both through the adventure and in battle. Its more mature appearance clearly reflects a step up in power compared to its previous form, while hinting at an even greater evolution ahead.
Type and role in battle
Quaxwell is exclusively Water type. This type allows it to resist Fire-, Ice-, Steel-, and Water-type attacks effectively, while remaining vulnerable to Grass- and Electric-type moves. In battle, Quaxwell is often used as a fast attacker or as an offensive support Pokémon thanks to its well-rounded stats.
Its main role consists of applying pressure with reliable Water-type attacks while maintaining good mobility. It can fit easily into a team oriented toward leveling up or a more competitive strategy depending on its moveset.
Base stats and HP
Quaxwell's base stats are higher than those of Quaxly, with a notable increase in speed and Attack. Its base HP sits around 70, which allows it to take several hits without difficulty against opponents of equivalent level.
Its Defense remains decent without being exceptional, which encourages an offensive rather than defensive approach. At level 50 or level 40, Quaxwell reaches an interesting balance between power and endurance, especially when properly trained with EVs.
Moves and abilities
Quaxwell has a wide selection of Water-type moves, making it an excellent user of both physical and special attacks. It naturally learns effective moves as it levels up, enhancing its potential without relying excessively on TMs.
Water-type moves are its main asset, but it can also learn useful coverage moves to surprise opponents. Depending on its nature and moveset, Quaxwell can be oriented toward speed or raw power.
Evolution and progression
Quaxwell is the direct evolution of Quaxly and subsequently evolves into an even more powerful final form. This evolution occurs at a certain level, generally around level 36, making it a key Pokémon in the progression of the adventure.
Its final evolution significantly improves its stats and changes its combat style, but Quaxwell remains an excellent temporary choice for taking on Gyms and the challenges of Paldea.
Usefulness in Pokémon Violet and Pokémon Go
In Pokémon Violet, Quaxwell is easily playable and accessible, making it a reliable companion for both beginners and experienced players. It can be used effectively against many types encountered during the adventure.
In Pokémon Go, Quaxwell is mainly interesting for completing the Pokédex and preparing its final evolution. Its max CP remains decent, and it can be used in low-level raids or occasional battles depending on its power and available moves.
Cards and collecting
Quaxwell also exists as a Pokémon card, where it is often depicted in a dynamic pose highlighting its feet and characteristic style. These cards are appreciated by collectors, particularly in sets tied to Paldea.
Depending on rarity, stock, and condition, the price of Quaxwell cards can vary, but they generally remain accessible for collectors wishing to complete a full evolution line.








